Jearlyn Steele

Gregg Mast looks at the emergence of clean energy technology and where it stands today.  Tyler George returned from Pyeongchang with an Olympic gold medal.  The curling champion describes his journey.

During this week's Center Stage program: actors Rush Benson and Renee Guittar, theatre critic Rohan Preston, High School For Recording Arts assistant director Dan Frey and student DeSean Henderson, and artistic director Rita Mustaphi.

Bob McNaney explains what fallout might occur to the NRA after the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida.  LaJauna Whitemore tells us about her career helping black entrepreneurs and businesses.

David Woodard joins Jearlyn to talk about some of the biggest political headlines of the last few days.  Michael Dorn lets us know what the future of school security may look like in wake of the mass shooting in Parkland, FL.

Author Angela Dalton discusses the impact of her new book, "If You Look Up to the Sky".  Dr. Verna Price explains the significance of the new film Black Panther.

Susie Jones guest hosts.  Sue Abderholden of NAMI-MN looks into the stigma about mental health and its relation to incidents like the mass shooting in Parkland, FL.  After that, Susie gets into a discussion about the best moments from Week 1 of the 2018 Winter Olympics.

Susie Jones guests hosts.  On Center Stage this week: performer/wrtier Antonio Duke, critic Rohan Preston, performers Meredith Cain-Nelson & Peter Hogan and director Joni Griffith of "Tonya and Nancy: The Opera", and director Doug Scholz-Carlson.

Susie Jones guest hosts.  Is the proposal to remove certain books from the Duluth Public School curriculum a slippery slope of political correctness?  James LaRue of the American Library Association's Office for Intellectual Freedom explains why, or why not.  Colleen Moriarty from Hunger Solutions discusses whether she thinks President Trump's proposal to replace food stamps is a good one.

Susie Jones guests hosts.  Another wintry storm is headed for the Twin Cities.  How hard will we get hit?  WCCO Radio host and meteorologist Paul Douglas provides a forecast.  State Senator Carla Nelson explains the impetus behind her Campus Neutrality Bill.

It's another edition of the Mom & Michael Hour.  This time around, they discuss the sale of the Los Angeles Times, the increase in ticket prices at Disneyland, and the anticipation for the latest Marvel movie, "Black Panther".